was broken. I had an old entry for the plugin searchpath at the very end
of my .cshrc file pointing to an empty directory under
$HOME/.netscape/plugin :-/
The port is definitively working ;-)
Removed BROKEN completely from Makefile.
not only root.
Again, on my -current machine the plugins are only detected with
communicator 4.04, if I start the communicator as root. Perhaps I
check again with a brand new user with standard environment.
Or could someone other please try it out on -current ?
Submitted by: Brian Handy <handy@sag.space.lockheed.com>
When running as root everything is fine.
When running as normal user, it doesn't find the plugin
when clicking Help->About Plugins
Therefore I marked the port BROKEN for now. please report
your experiences to me, I only can test it under -current and
I'm not sure if I trapped into a -current or config problem.
The FAQ tells to explicitely set NPX_PLUGIN_PATH when
installing netscape in a non standard place, but
/usr/local/lib/netscape/plugins is a standard place and even
if I modify /usr/local/bin/netscape, it doesn't find any plugin.
Even not the nullplugin, which is pretty standard I think ...
Please help me out here, if you have some spare time.
What it is ...
The Tcl plug-in lets you use the web in new ways. You can now create
pages that contain compelling applications based on a mature and
easy to use scripting language, Tcl and a robust user interface
toolkit, Tk.
These applications are automatically portable to all major desktop
platforms, and can be viewed with Netscape Navigator(tm), Microsoft
Internet Explorer(tm) and other browsers that support the plug-in
mechanism. Best of all, it's available today, free of charge.
Homepage: http://sunscript.sun.com/plugin/
Sun Demos: http://sunscript.sun.com/plugin/applets.html
tclets at other sites: http://sunscript.sun.com/plugin/external.html
